TAX CREDIT EXTENSION - Do you think it is going to happen?
There's so much hype right now with the tax credit deadline nearing. I'm curious if (A) you think the first time home buyer tax credit should be extended, and ...
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| Darla Jensen | ||
| location_on Crosslake, MN — Edina Realty | ||
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Get to Know Darla Jensen
Darla Jensen's group specializes in lakeshore property in the Brainerd Lakes Area, including the renowned Whitefish Chain, Gull Chain, Pelican and hundreds of other desired lakes. Darla and her husband, Mark, have two children. They live in Crosslake and enjoy boating, fishing, snowmobiling and traveling.
Radon Test Failed at 4.8 - Would you be concerned if you were the buyer?
The home is new construction, however, has been vacant and closed up for 3 years. Buyers rarely request radon inspections in this area because of the sand soil ...
Pricing Way Below Market Value To Create Traffic and Multiple Offers...WORKS!
We haven't seen much of this strategy, until recently. This particular property is being marketed at 1/2 of "market value". The traffic is steady and offers a ...
Deal Falls Apart At The Closing Table! Here's what happened...
All inspections have been satisfied and completed, contingencies have been removed. We have the "clear to close" from Mortgage.
At the closing table, the call ...
Certifications
Darla Jensen began her Real Estate career with an exceptional background of Sales and Marketing experience. She is a member of NAR, MAR and GLAR and is active in the Foundation for the Homeless. Darla networks closely with several thousand Edina Realty agents from the Twin Cities and is a member of the Exceptional Properties Group. A portion of Darla's commission is donated to the Foundation for the Homeless.
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Lakeshore Real Estate Specialist in the Brainerd Lakes Area, including Whitefish Chain and Gull Chain, Pelican, and several hundred other desired Northern Minnesota lakes.